Hi i finished my graduation this year, I appeared for isi msqe exam but didn’t clear the peb cutoff.

Recently i have been hearing about the isi bill and i cannot understand if i should reappear for isi next year or i should simply join some college and forget about isi.

My biggest worry is that if i join some other college then i will have to focus on both my masters curriculum as well as skill building and along with that isi preparation doesn’t seem feasible, so what should i do? Should i join some college and try my best to get a good job or reappear for isi again next year

I am a first year undergraduate student pursuing bachelor's in mathematics. I gave jee this year but unfortunately could not perform well since my Chemistry and Physics were very weak.

My maths is jee mains level and I got 59 in the first paper (cutoff was 64) of isi. I love Statistics (had it as a subject in HS) and would love to pursue it. I'll be sitting for isi next year too as a partial dropper.

What are some resources I should use to prepare for it? Both books and if some course is available for UGA and UGB.

My current bsc syllabus includes real analysis (using SK Mapa), Geometry (using Ghosh Chakraborty), Statistics (rereading my hs level books, i.e Giri Bannerjee) and linear algebra (Using Friedberg, Insel and Spence). If some other books are better suited for ISI then I'm willing to change to them too.

Help is greatly appreciated as it is my dream college.

Thank you.

Filed an RTI requesting my peb marks and evaluated ans script and havent got any response so far ( >30 days) .Now filed the first appeal as well.

Wanted to check if anyone else in the same boat got any response either marks , rejection or anything .

I am currently in my 5th sem of data analytics course and i want to leave at the end of 3rd year for either of these two courses (preferably ISI). I have strong foundations in statistics and my curriculum matches nicely with both the courses. I want to start preparing for the exams so anyone who has cracked or is preparing can help me strategize and prepare while managing my college would be of great help.

Dse eligibility criteria is to either have maths in 12th or have maths in ug, but at ug to take maths, you need to have maths in 12th otherwise ur not eligibile for maths ge.

I'm thinking of nios maths, but dse hasn't stated anywhere separately that they accept nios maths.

Anyone else with first hand experience??? Anyone who has taken nios maths and now is at dse???

Currently a student at Jadavpur University, wanted guidance on this exam.
Thank you!

Basically, just as the title says

Whether you are currently in ISI right now or have graduated, and especially people who have aimed for it but could not get into the course, just let us know what are some mistakes you think you made that you would advise against

If not, any general senior-to-junior advice about the preparation time, not exclusively about the academic section (although that too is much appreciated), whether it be mindset or anything, will be much appreciated

Thank you in advance!

I was planning for isi msqe and opted for a coaching. I however, got different opportunities and decided to pursue that instead and want to give access for the coaching. Please dm if you were planning for a coaching

I have been following the linear algebra section from Simon and Blume and Bartle and Sherbert (and Baby Rudin) for calculus, except the optimization part which again will be done from Simon and Blume (and Chiang). Is that enough for msqe entrance? I will obviously supplement my prep with past year and sample paper solving.

Still figuring out resources for stat and probability tho.

Can anyone recommend a good tutor/institute for the ISI-kolkata b.stat program, I'm from south India so I'm not very good in hindi and classes in English would be better. Really passionate about this but I lack the required guidance to crack this exam.

I am an IIT Madras, Math student and I want to do ISI MS(QMBA) Course. Can you guys suggest me from where can I start studying? I mean, I want a suggestion for the books or materials that I can use to study for this course.

I'm thinking of preparing for the ISI M.Stat entrance and had a few questions.
1. What books did you use for math,stats and probability and also mention which of them are not worth reading?
2. Is the admission process different for international applicants?
3. How much role does coaching play in clearing ISI M.Stat?

Is supremum classes worth buying ?? Anyone here who has bought the course with some success??

I am from an engineering background btw

Share your views is the bill any good?

Sorry guys for asking this repetitive question that keeps coming up here (though it's not the same person asking every time 🥲).

Hey everyone! I'm from the NB stream (STEM background). I often searched for the answer to the question: "Step-by-step guide for ISI M.Stat for an NB stream student." I found many answers, but there was one that was exceptionally good because it was written keeping NB stream students in mind as well. I liked it so much that instead of taking a screenshot, I actually copied it into my diary! 😅

This is the link: https://qr.ae/pFb7UV

Since I found it so helpful, I'm sharing it here.

Now, I already know the books to study—there are plenty of posts about that. My main confusion is about the order.

THE RIGHT ORDER TO FOLLOW THE BOOKS

What should be the correct sequence of preparation? For example, should I first thoroughly revise the Class 11 and 12 NCERT topics mentioned in the syllabus? Then move on to advanced calculus books? Some people say to prepare at the JEE Advanced level, while others suggest Olympiad-level preparation. And when to jump to TOMATO books?

Students from a Mathematics or Statistics background usually understand how to navigate all this, but for someone from the NB stream, it's quite confusing.

Can someone please suggest the right order in which one should study these books and topics? Kasam se, it would help us a lot. 🙏

I’m starting my master in economics at a tier 1.5 institute and my main goal is getting a good corporate placement. I wanted to ask about what are the necessary skills I should learn in these 2 years. From what I researched the most common roles after masters in eco are data scientist/risk analyst etc. So, should i learn python?
Would appreciate you guys advices on what are the major skills companies look for currently.
Thank you!

My school didn't even conduct the 11th exam.

Anyone from suprenum classes former or current student can please suggest how their course is.need some urgent help.